We won’t lie to you: an expert in cybersecurity possesses a deep understanding of a wide range of interconnected aspects, including computer science, communications, the business world, and why not? global geopolitics, psychology and law. Moreover, it’s not enough to have superficial knowledge; one must master everything from the most basic concepts to the finest details. Acquiring this expertise is a task that demands many years of training, facing challenges in various disciplines, and staying up-to-date with the latest news.
If you want to make a place for yourself in the world of cybersecurity, save yourself a few years of effort by completing this University Diploma in Cybersecurity. In it, we compile the knowledge of various experts in different fields to offer you a structured curriculum to help you swiftly acquiring advanced cybersecurity concepts.
The diploma spans a broad spectrum of disciplines, ranging from cryptography to social engineering and from machine code to application design.
Our Cybersecurity Microcredential Program is designed to provide comprehensive training in the most critical areas of cybersecurity through six specialized modules. Each microcredential is a key component that will enable you to develop specific skills and prepare you to face current and future challenges in the field of digital security.
Marcos Cobo Carrillo:
“Enrolling in the cybersecurity expert course has been a great decision. In this course, I was able to delve into areas such as cryptography, threat identification, exploitation, and risk management, among others. The practical focus of the course allowed me to apply what I learned to real-life situations, which gave me the confidence to implement security measures in my job. Although some topics were challenging, the constant support from the professors made learning easier. Without a doubt, the course has improved the security approach in all my projects, and that’s why I recommend this course to any professional looking to strengthen their cybersecurity knowledge.”
This module serves as the foundation upon which your cybersecurity knowledge will be built. Here, you will gain a solid understanding of essential concepts, such as the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA), types of cyberattacks, network security, and the basic tools used to protect digital information. It is ideal for those starting their journey in cybersecurity or seeking to strengthen their understanding of fundamental principles.
The modules covered in this microcredential course are:
This module serves as the foundation upon which your cybersecurity knowledge will be built. Here, you will gain a solid understanding of essential concepts, such as the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA), types of cyberattacks, network security, and the basic tools used to protect digital information. It is ideal for those starting their journey in cybersecurity or seeking to strengthen their understanding of fundamental principles.
The modules covered in this microcredential course are:
Thursday and Friday from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in hybrid mode
Once the fundamental knowledge in cybersecurity has been acquired through the first microcredential, this module will enable students to delve deeper into the more technical aspects of the field. To this end, essential programming skills in Python will be introduced, equipping students to utilize external libraries, develop basic algorithms, and work with structures such as data frames. Additionally, the module will cover database management using SQL and the use of Shell or Bash commands, facilitating task automation. Finally, students will be able to employ fundamental cybersecurity tools and create Docker containers, skills that are essential in today’s technical and professional environments.
The modules covered in this microcredential course are:
From 16/01/2025 to 15/02/2025
Minimum 15
Maximum 40
Subsidized by UC-INCIBE cathedra
From 25/02/2024 to 25/04/2025
4 ETCS
This course has been created and managed by the UC-INCIBE Chair for New Challenges in Cybersecurity, funded by the European Union’s NextGeneration-EU and the Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan, through INCIBE, with the collaboration of:
PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE IN CYBERSECURITY
Secretaría de la Facultad de Ciencias
Avenida Los Castros s/n. Santander
942 20 14 11/12
expertociber@unican.es